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The Political Inquiry

Tom Egerton, Kit Haukeland, Dylan Cridland

Independent political analysis. Promoting new voices on politics.

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A New Liberalism for a New Age?

When I was first approached to review a new political philosophy my instinct was to respond as I usually do: an appreciation for the offer and a kind rejection. Reviewing can seem highly synthetic if others misread our motivations – and it ...

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Why Governments Die #3: The Emperor's New Clothes – Strategic Collapse

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Why Governments Die #2: The Terror of the Tearoom

Elusive. Distant. Unclubbable. Suddenly the rebels swell the ‘no’ lobby and your government is in crisis. The media becomes giddy with gossip and the Westminster pubs have a field day. And then, almost ubiquitously, that dreaded phrase is d...

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Why Governments Die #1: London CSI - Crisis, Stabilisation, Identification

A recurring problem in British politics is the difficulties of the ‘late stage’ government. Four notable premierships fit this definition: James Callaghan (1976-9), John Major (1990-7), Gordon Brown (2007-10) and Rishi Sunak (2022-4). Not o...

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Tom Egerton

    Political Writer and Researcher. Projects include: Johnson at 10 (Atlantic), The Impossible Office? (CUP) and The Conservative Effect 2010-24 (CUP) Email: [email protected] (Views on Substack are not affiliated to my work)

  • Kit Haukeland

    Contributing writer at The Political Inquiry; MA Government Studies at KCL; Researcher for Sunak at 10

  • Dylan Cridland

    Research and Polling at Labour Together. Do all sorts on The Political Inquiry. (Views on Substack are not affiliated to my work)

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